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Inconsistency of the constant constraint criterion in optical correlation pattern recognition

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Abstract

Based on the simple mathematical fact that the frequency spectrum of a constant is a δ function, and from the viewpoints of frequency spectrum analysis, two representative filters and the constant constraint criterion are analyzed. It is concluded that the constant constraint criterion is inconsistent.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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